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Wildlife & exotics archives

Equine News
Endangered gorilla born at London Zoo
19th January 2024
The newborn western lowland gorilla arrived on Wednesday 17 January.
Equine News
Seal has ring removed after six-year ordeal
18th January 2024
Medics managed to cut a plastic ring from the seal's neck.
Equine News
Short-eared owls show large degree of movement, study finds
17th January 2024
Tracked owls travelled widely across Europe and North Africa.
Equine News
RSPCA searching for owner of singing cockatiel
16th January 2024
The male cockatiel was found in a street in Greater Manchester.
Equine News
Sanctuary welcomes three beaver kits
16th January 2024
The Beaver Trust found the beavers without from their parents.
Equine News
Scotland's changing bird species reveal climate change impact
15th January 2024
Warmer and wetter weather has changed the populations living in the country.
Equine News
Avian flu discovered in sub-Antarctic mammals
12th January 2024
Seals test positive in South Georgia.
Equine News
The colour of dragonflies change with seasons, study finds
5th January 2024
Different colour dragonflies fly at different times of the year.
Equine News
New iguana species found in China
5th January 2024
Wang's garden lizard has a distinctive orange tongue.
Equine News
Ants recognise and treat infected wounds, study finds
3rd January 2024
Research reveals "sophisticated" level of treatment.
Equine News
Rare half-male, half-female bird captured on film
29th December 2023
Bilateral gynandromorphism is extremely rare in birds.
Equine News
1,400 bird species lost to human activity, study finds
29th December 2023
The number is twice what was previously predicted.





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